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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
NieHn;cs okpai POlmh0W
Gnlezno, - marra.
korhany Majstcrku!

!h'N litNtiN -h'INtNi
RACE umicScit tie pare slow,
ktore lonoszc 4 %nasze.j polskici ko-
lonii Gniezno. jest ona Is mil o.
dleg}a cd miasta Duluth, Mimi, i
dotau mieszkali tn sami Polacy,
ale pred paru mieSiacami osicdIi}
sic tn Szwah, i odt4d zaraz wybu-
chfy pomiedzy MANI nicsnaSki, o
kt6rych ohszrrnici Majsterkowi do
niose.
Dnia 8 marca by}y tn gloski
W cclu obrania u~rzednikow Ola ma
szego obwodu township. Nuz
vice 6w Szwab agitow"t, ably je-
90 wvbrano roodmistrzcm, DO my
sli sobie: Dun1nuer P1llack MUST
schafften u>1ter micM | %obiecowaf,
re jak jego ma ten urzad wybiora,
to on drogi porobi, i tax pozawra-
cal gfowy n%ickt6rym Polakom, re
wszelkic rozsadne perswadowanie
mic ME skutkowalo. Jak potcm
j~eszcze jedncgo dolarka da} ma
nasz k%oSciGlek, to naSze poczciwcy
myslafy, IL Szwab Il Media PREY
szcd} i daIcj g}osowat ma niego.
Ale strasznic sic spaMyli!
Nicmicc, skoro iuz widzia}, re
ma "a soba wiekszost, poczq( SIG
wysmicwaG y Polak6w i powie-
dziaf, ze iak jcno mu dada dosyG
pieniedzy, to on drogi porobi. Lccz
to amo i Polak zrobi, iak dosta-
ME dosyt picnledzy.
Dawne lata by} MARGIN ku-
snierek roodmistrzcm, lccz ten i'm
mic dogodzi}, DO jcdncgo 10 nadto
do roboty gna}, a drugicgo ME do
syt, trzecicmu zas drogi ME zrobif
po!lu@ iego zyczenia, czwartpmu
COR ni@ .e$hrepo'rai. . pia,rmu IA
CRUDE loAsy ma hod:aj w}ozy}, a
znowu inszcmu bvd1o we sGwmopie
ulgio lax 20 horu choIzilo-temu
wszys;kirmn nihy MARGIN KuSnir-
rex by} winirn.
Szwab trruz mic ME rohi,j cno So
bic 4 Duluth uraga Z Polak6w, zc
sic ME NIGGA zgodzic i znalezt po-
miedzy soha %oticcra od drdg.
P"lacy %zaluia, lecz 4"
juz jest IA pozno.
Me dziwiG SIG ~pzrcirz pro
>taczkom, ME nmirj%rym czytat III
pisac, ale COZ powicdziet tenn, ze
nasz n%auczycicl, cz}owick na'lcza-
~, DO pobicra 80 dolardw mic
siecznci pensyi-miaf oczy zape.-
dzlowanc i gdy sic 90 icdni radzi
Ii, ON inn ~jrszczr tykirty wypisa1
Ia Szwaba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

Jan 1W
(Duszu wiekopomnego rzezbia-
RIA ~polskipgo Wiz Stscos=a raduje
sic w nicbie patryotycznych
slow i cndt narodowych dzielnego
-Ahujster(.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
0szust y trzelna urzednmi.
Chicago, II mtrca, 1851.

Chicago, II mtrca, 1887.
Kochany M"jsterku cd Worusa!
Wien, re bronisz za~sze Pc.
lak6w, gdy togo %potrzeba, ostrze-
gasz rouczasz, music CT tee moja
sprawq cpow'edziec, ably ztad
mcgli inni mice przestrogei naukq.
Otto dnia ) ~stycznia 1887 r.
zostafem zawezwamy pred sedzie
go Ebercharda ma tcrmir, gdyz
niejakis Karol Tews rosril pre-
tensyc odszkouowunia w sumo IS
dolarow.
Wtrm nawija mi sic znany
szeroko pan h1cmeuS Bieliashii, no.
taryusz pnbl'czny, konstabel i
%prezydent Z,ednoczonia Kat0Iic
kieg0, i iow,ada do mni.: Je
zeii mi dasz 5 dclarow, to spruwe
wygrasz!
Ja mysIac, &e ~p1zeciez czfo-
w:ekowi, ktory take godn"sci
piastuje, mczma z~aw;erzyG, dafem
ma W zadane 5 dolarow.
Jak potcm SCOTIA yassdzit,
zrazu ME wiedziatem, gdyz pc
angjelsku ME r"zumiem prawie mic.
Pc sxunczonvm tcrminie IA
pewni! mni" p Klcmen~ BielihsIlj,
zem s?rawr wyg'al. Laca j"klez
byio mole zdziwicnie, gdy "a dni
pare odbicr:m kol,ia wyrolSn! Do
pierom sic wtedy przekonaf, .iak
wp"dicm taPke m,erumiennego
wydrwi gros7a!
Widzq aie Yrzeto w obowiqzku
ostl zcdz Fc'&h3w, zamieskafy,h "
Chicago, pred owym ptaszkiem,
ktory mnle hie"nrg" czl"wieka
tax skrzy"dzii, M dow6i &c
nawet augici7kie gazcty ten
pisafy, %znfac2am wycinek z chic".
gosk'ego Daily News
Sadzar, ze Sznnowny Ma.jsten
tc pare slo~ fa-kawie nmiescl "
SVEN ceElonem p;slnie,
%zost".je 3 prawd@i~yn ~zneunkien
Jan Siemieniemshi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
spRAWY


KS. A. JaworSki, proboszcz przy
koscielc sw. Stanis}awa Pitts
burghu, Pa, Mr., 1916 Penn Ave,
u1zadza fair ma rzecz malacc.j SIG
budowat przy jego koScielc polskiej
szko|v. Przy tel sposobnoSci be
die wyloSowanych kilNa zFotych
zegark6w ma Gel pobudowania szko-
" polskiej w paratii Ks. Jawor-
skicgo. Rozes}ano take prosby o
kupowanic los6w do wszystklch
grup Zwiazku Mar. Pol.-W Pitts
bur hu opowiadaja soblc, ze ksladz
Miskiewicz, dowicaziawszy sic, "
y. Nowak ley chory ma nogi, Pc
rAz pierwszy 90 odwirdzlf j dwle
i poi godziny IL niego zabawl{. -
DO sprawozdania y wyniku lotcryl
ma z}oty zcgarek, wygrany przez
y. DaszkowSkiego Winony, trzeba
by}o dodat. re pewicn ksiadz, kto.
remu p. Nowak pos}a} do spree
dazy tykiety, zaraz mu ode~taf PIE.
Made, tudzicz, re 5 dolardw pre-
s}a} p. Nowakowi "a sprzedane ty
kietv pan r. B. ZaborowskI 2 wi
nony. - Kaleka Waw. DUNN ska
da ~ieszczc scrdeczne podzlekowanl'
IA poparcic 9" przcz zaN'lplem'
los6w rodakom q ST. Louis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
ochota beda przyjmowani.
q upowaznicnia Tow. Kosciuszki
J0sef Lewanaouski
Sekretarz protokufowy
80 w. Broadway St.
w OBRONIE POLKI..
Grand Rapids. 13 marca.

IN * A"S& -
W nunlerze 8 Warwsa straszyi
correspondent powszechnje tutaj
szanowana dame, ma >%zIachetnicj
sxa z Polek, jakas taiemnica, kt6-
rel odkrycie niby niekorzystpie
by wpiynefo M ducha larodowego.
Ujmujac sic "a ta DANA wzywam
pana korespondenta, ably ow wielki
sekret wyjawif nam wszystkim, DO
i%naczcj nusza pfec piekna bedzie
go uwatata IA plotkarza. Wiemy
dobrze, w kogo godzi} Szan. ko-
respondent W jakim celu. Chciaf
on nsstraszyc przyjaciof zasiuzonej
naszel rodaczlli, ably zaniechali jej
bronic Strachy ma Lachv, panic
precise! = Takiego smiesInego
straszydia mic zlekniemy SIG my
wielkepolskie wiarusy, IA tenn mniej
nasza rycerska przcwodniczka w
pracach nurodowych, ktorej sfowa
Jest sauna prawda, ktorej SERGE dla
kazdego rodaka wylane, kt6rej
cnotIiwe Sycie num "rzystkim
znane.
Me ma ona zudnych tHjemnic
pred Nurodem = vie to dob,ze
kazdy prawy PoIak w Grand
Rapids, ale czyl mp. dawnieiszy
prezydent Tow. kosciuszki take
postepowaf TAXA sauna prosta droga?
Przypomnlj sob:e tylIko, panic
ex prezydencie, jak to w dnlu 4
lipca minionego roliu przyjechafes
do lei domu y panem delegation cd
Tow. X osciuszki Z Nowego
Yorku w roll fnktora, mowiac: -
= Jemo ME dnjcie gfosu ma Cry
glaszewekiego: gdyz on JUL dosyc
dtugo byt Cenzorem = MECH teraz
kto inny mirjsce jego zajmic. Re
daktorem Zyody zab %wybierzmy
Sliszu! - A jahzez wtedy nasza
patryot.sa WAN odpowiedzlafa? =
Mo mag jedzie do Grand Rapids
ably ~gioscwaf ma Cenzora i pan"
Brodowskieyo, ME ma zadncgc
inncgo II zreszta powinnjscio
panowio w,edziec, re picnieazm.
mitosci ojczyzny Mkt ME kupuje:!
Ty vice mseisz sic Ia ow:
cdprawe, ale IL was sic ME boz,
DO kicruje sc prawda, rrawd;
zwyciqza.
Me dziwie sic, ze %cX-prezyden
Tow. Kosciusnki gniewa sic IL;
swoJa przec1wniczke rolitycz"a, "l'
2 iakiego powodn Szan: prezyden
Tow. S.. StaniStawa kostki pre-
oiwko mel pubIicznie wystepule
tego MIC pojmujs. Wszak ia ko-
beta mu ~ie>zczo mic mic odm5wifa
0 co js prosii w splawie narodowe'
zkad vice .lego zcmsta mIatab.
brac swe zrod1o?
Wy, panowie, ruczej przestah
Gle intrygowac ~ zalm'leic 81
szczera prac;4 dIa dobra Zwiazk'
Mar. Pol, kto,y wziat sobie z
z.,dan'e krzewic pomiedzy nam
zgode i miiosG bratnia.
Msciciel z poSactecenm
.jedyny trzezwy aktor
podczas prZedstawlenia
Zeu1sty Z mi}oSci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
Gorliwvm aDostO1em ZjednO-

czenia Kat. ~ Grand Rapids, Mich,
lest sakreta1z %tinansowy Towarzy-
silva sw. Woiciccha, n%iedouczony
krawczvk Flip Banasiowicz
kt6ry njedawno ma posiedzcnlu talk
sie rozgaraczkowaf, &c az ksiazki
podatkowe czfonkow o podfoge
rzucaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
EGHAA.
~ Ed RAPIDS.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Z marca.
Szanowny Redaktorze Wiarusa!
RACE umicscit w famach swo-
lego pisma sprawozdanic z p;erws Z e
90 rocznego posiedzenia T%owarzy-
silva Kosciuszki, g:upy Zwlazku
Mar. Pol, ktore sic odbylo W dniu
3 marca SIR.
Ma urzeanik6w wybrani zostali
w~iekszoscia gfoS6w na.tepnjacy
czlonkowie:
Jan Lipczynski, prezydent
Jan Sepowski, wicerrezyGent
Joz. Lewandowski, sckr. prot.
Kaz Buszkiewicz, sekr. fin.
Teodor Gumihski, kasyer
Wojciech B"fa, do Rady gosp.
MARCEL Czrrwinski
Macicl Palicki
Joz. Myszkicwicz, dyr. chorych
Kasyer zdaf sprawozdanie z
roku ublegtego 20 stanu kasy.
Dochodu hylo sl93,4O
Rozchodu S122,79
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
Golowki w kasie $ 1861

Czfonkow Iiczy Townrzystwo
obecnic %, a vice mic 10 hub l2tu,
jak ~poprzrdn'o t:nfszyw'c Szanow-
neg, ReduttoG" roinformowuno.
Towarzystwo przy.jefo owe wy
m~ierzonc nam cztonkom ~policzki
re zimna kr"ia, DO hasieia nuszem
Jest ,.zgoda j ,jednosc", ably modz
wspolnic p%rucowaG dl" ukochanej
Ojczyzny.
Przcz ZINC ubyto nsm k;lku
%cz'onkow, ktorzy wyjechali za TO
bo,a do innych mic, lscowosci, ale
mu'Ay nadz'eje, &c 2 nadchodzacas
wic-na pomnoia sic szeregi 10
$cius=hi.
Po-icdzcnIa oGbywaja sic re-
gularnIo W kazly picrwszy czwar
TEX 20 pierwszym.
Rodacy majacv chez zapisaG
sic do Towaraystwa kosciuszkl
znrazcm do Hwia1ku Mar Pol Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07
CONDEMNED Locals.

The Saugus an old naval vessel at the Washing
tca navy ) ard Is 10 be broken up.
The class OF the National Medical College Satur-
day Ii 1t elected officers as follows: President,
F. X. SWEET; vire-president, L ii, hincaid; secre-
Jary X. l. sutton; treasurer, W. z. Carr.
Alexander >. Davidson, who had been an EN-
plOyc of the Government Printing ONCE for twelve
years, died saturday at hts home, los street
northwest. after brief Illness He leaves wife
and infant Iughter.
The Washington Light Infantry Corps and the
National Rifles bOtn mad hops Saturday evening,
which were largely attended
Charles Miller. a WELL known butcher, died sud-
denly OF heart disease at his house. Jl5 18th street
southeast, Saturday night. He was old resi-
dent o. that section OF the city, and had acquired
a compete nee IN his business.
Ms. Eliza A Nelson was severely injured Satur-
day mig ~ at the corner OF 9Th and streets, by
large mirror that fell from passing wagon and
striking her on the head, Inflicted several bad
cuts
Adams Express Company has leased the building
S2l Pennsylvania avenue, formerly occupied by
the Boston Dry Goods House.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs II. Baum, OF PIG
street southwest, celebrated their silver wedding.
Their residence was crowded with their friends
and they received many presents
MI. +. A. Beuter, recently appointed assistant
acknowledgement Of the L mon veteran Union, has
declined the office, having severed his brief con-
necJi0l with that organization.
An alarm OF IRE was turned In from box No. Az
ABOUT O'Clock yesterday morning for the burning
of stack OF hay 81 the Government stables, corner
OF 18th and streets southwest. Il Is supposed
that four eolored boys set IRE 10 the hay.
About 80 O'Clock this morning a coal-oii lamp
exploded In the window OF house No. 7O4 7th street
southwest which set fire TO the window The
flames We're extinguished by Officers BLOCK and
Constantine without turning In an larm.
James Jordan, colored, when arrested by Oficer
Holmes Tor drunkenneSs was found " have a re-
NOlver In his pocket, which Judge shell deemed
suf1cient grounds to-day for imposing rne OF SEQ
or Two months On the farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07
Affairs in AIexau dria.

Reported for TIE EVENING STAR
QUIET SUNDAY BEFORE THE ELRCTIoS.-Yester-
DAY was tne Quletest Sunday that the police have
seen In AieNandria for many weeks Not single
man was arrested, and the only occupant OF the
cells last night was a lone woman. There has
been less disorder here pending an election than
ever Delore but some say that the habitues OF the
drink, are all asleep
NOTES.-The Alexandria Water Co. held its an
nual meeting at Its ONCE to-day and reelected It's
Ofncers.-Capt. Geo. Young bought at auction on
saturday afternoon for 81 $50 the two-story brick
dweiiing long occupied by his fanlily.-The house
and LOT OF Mr. Jos. Beach, 81 y. Royal street. has
Deen sold TOT $500 to Mr. VI. Dugan.--The work OF
collecting the residue Of fees numbering houses
Is now going on.-Chiid-en's services were held
at christ Church yesterday afternoon.--Frank
COOK has been appointed judge or commissioner
OF eiection 10 MI vacancy In the fourth ward
Willie Chler fell during the sports at the High
SchOol on saturday and hurt himself considerably.
Mr.. Jas. b. Fitzgerald, OF this city, has received
an appointment In the Treasury Department.
PERExPToRY SALE.-The two-stOry frame house.
No. :94 Mclean avenue near An street southwest
VIII De son by Duncanson Bros. tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock in front or the premises. This
beng peremptory sale. should command the at
tention OF Spectators and Others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

white dog. See advertisement.
Affair." In West Washin9,ou.

SALE OF M-SrREEr PROPERTY.-Jobn i Rogue
real estate agent, reports the sale OF part OF lot
square IS fronting "A feet on street, improved
$4,000. IL was formerly the old board OF com
merce, and Is TO be converted into q store and
mats
FINED FOR AssAULT.-Thos. Wales VIM Lemon
and Jos Graham, colOred were before the Police
Court this morning charged with assaulting Austin
Herr, jr, Saturday, on Stoddard street Lemon
discharged
A CHARGE OF EhBEzzLRxENT. - John Beavers
caused the arrest or John Warren on saturday
evening. on the charge OF EN- DezZlement. Beavers
charges that Warren collected $3.50 for him Oh
which he (W.) failed 70 account for.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER at !?
r. m-Creat Falls, temperature, Al; condition :,8.
receiving reservoir, temperature, So condition at
north connection, 49, condition at south connec-
ton, 81: distributing reservoir, TEN perature AZ:
condition at infiuent gate house, 49, condition at
enuent gate-house, 36 High tide In the river to-
day at IL IN: low tide at 7.O6 D. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

:. \ AND Il. A.-Isemember the meeting OF the
Serial Savings and Building Association at lis hall,
Sl5 9Th street northwest, on Wednesday. Sth
instant, at O'Clock y. H. Robert q. Campbell,
5l7 10th street northwest, Is president, and John
A Prescott II secrrtsty and treasurer, l416
street northwest. Shares are 81 each, no Dack
dues. Pays q per cent interest on Withdrawals,
and per cent additional on amounts paid Six
months or more ia advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07
\ HagerstOWm Mystery.
An UNKNOWN LADY DIES SUDDENLY UNDER ri

telegram 10 the Philadelphia Press from Hag-
erston, Nd, Nov. @, says: This city has q sensa-
uonal mystery. Last night well-dressed lady,
about thirty years OF age, stepped into Dr. Jones
ONCE. The doctor asked what he could do for her
She replied, 'Oh, am SO sick" He directed her
10 lie down on the sofa and she did So Soon after
ward she was corpse. A jury OF inquest was
summoned and adjourned until to-day. the lady
nsd oeen seen on the streets yesterday with q
young man, and 10 her pockets was found o return
ticket to Martinsburg w. Va and two dollars I'm
money. This afternoon the states attorney, the
chlei OF police and several well-known citizens
iNea from Martinsburg. but they were unable to
iuentily the woman, although they had seen her
IN ManinsburR: one OF the witnesses at the inquest
uestined that the young man In whose company
sne was seen Informed him last night that he had
gUtten into trouble with q woman. His name Is
xxnnheid pending Investigation. A verdict Of
death RON congestion OF the lungs sup
erinduced BY causes unknown, was rendered. The
case excites unusual interest and every effort
VIII be made TO clear up the mystery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07
INDICTMENT PRICES.

Read and Believe. Come and be Convinced.
1000 pair Brass Curtain Chains, lie per pair Reg
ulAr price 2Oc.
Curtain Poles in cherry ebony. walnut and ash with
highly polished brass Rings and ends each Others
price Sc.
One lot Fancy Tables elegantly polished in cherry
and antique oak. S1.4jc each Worth 81.
800 Rugs, At 54c each. Big drive.
Elegant SILK Shelar PORTER Curtains, worth Q so.
Our price. from Sl9.75 to s23 per pair.
ALI kinds and styles Of Portieres and Window ORA
peries from o.. 80 UP. Way below market prices.
Japanese Bead Portieres, 50 so each
Table Covers all kinds and sizea Some great bar
gains in this line.
Japanese Screens. Full line
Mantal Drsperes in lush, Felt and Cretonnes At
shout two-thirds regular price.
Upholstery Felt. two yards wide. all colors 81 .
ysrd.
Elegant line Of Fringes, all prices and colors
Big line Chenille and Silk Cords for fancy work
Ill colors figured and plain Canton Flannel.
LaceCurtain sale still in progress Prices and styles
to surprise you.
Jpsnese Silk and Frinees to match same
Fmcy japanese Silk Tides and Scarfs
India iinsel Scarfs, CSC. Some worth double the
prct
Pliin colors in India Silks in all the newest shades
81 ifches wide, Doc. Others prices S5c.
Thu new departure will be under the supervision Of
Mr. J MORRIS. late of Simpson. Crawford Simp-
son, New York. This gentleman has had % years
experience in this branch. and il thoroughly
versait with all the needs.
As al orr goods fresh. crisp goods, and Of the
newes patterns produced. need not hesitate to
state that it will be douby advantageous to you buy
from
wit from you under any circumstances will very
much crafty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07
A yIidnight Assault.
MICHAEL KING KNOCKED sESSELEss BY A NEGRO An
SERIOUSLY INJURED

SERIOUSLY INJURED.
shortly before II O'Clock last night, Michael
King. the saloon-Eeeper, at No. 315 Virginia
avenue southwest, was assaulted near his own
house by a negro and was so badly beaten that
this morning his condition is said TO be serious It
is reported by the police that King who was under
the influence Of liquor, had Just left Joseph sllas'
saloon on Virginia avenue, where with a man
named John Buckley, he had engaged in a tgnt
with two negroes ana the latter had got the best
the tight and given the white men severe whip
ping. IL was nearly 10 O'Clock when King left
Silas' place and started home When opposite the
mouth OF the alley ne was struck on the head with
"A stone and knocked senseless While wing on
the ground he was beaten with cobbIe stones and
received several severe cuts and bruises bout the
head one cut across the top OF his head was a
severe one several inches long. Mr. King was at
tended by DIR. HaZen, who was unable 20 tell the
extent OF the injuries. The colored man escaped
and has not yet been arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07
PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR FIRE HosE-officE OF
Washington. d. @. November 5. les.;.s-aled Pro-
posas for furnishing and delivering lnlincd Ii nco
Hose Couplpsss and f1pss for the west and center
wings of the Building for State. War and Navy De-
until TWELVE NJ, On Thu kspAl. TIL 81, ES-
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1881 and opened
ncations general instructsons 70 bidders I'd blank
forms OF prOposnl will furnished 70 e~tablisoed
and dealer. appcati 10 this ONCE.
THOs LINCOLN CASEY, Colonel. Corps of Ei.ri-
no.s,o.s. ls&lo-ot
II Filing and Cutting strcets sqnareA and Lots on
the Ross.ynn farm Nireinia II the end Of the AQus
.in.f Isri,,se. opporiie lseorRetown. ID. q.
Plans dra winss and specincstions for the work 70
,,,,r.d cal, h. seen and examined nj the ofss a. ~
Sesby 90, Room "a in the Equitable building n
st. Washington. ID. q.
II. n. WELLS.
mast Trustee
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LOCAL MENTION.


Iaiicdfio,ls fDr the .. hours com mencfno n,. "a,
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland VIZ
KiDiL ami Delaware. faur weather nxnt 10 fresh
sou.E"esteriy winds, generally warmer
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FuRs. Hans, FUns.
SEAL SKIN sACQUEs FROM 1925 UP.
SEAL SKIN JACKETS FROM $50 UP
SHOULDER CAPES IN BEAVER, NUTRIA.
AND OTHER FURS. COLLARS IN BEAVER,
NUTRIA. MONKEY, AND OTHER FURS.
BOAS. 3YDS. LONG. IN BEAVER NUTRIA.
LYNX, HARE, AND OTHER FURs.
MUFFS. IN BEAVER, OTTER, NUTRIA.
SEAL. LYNX. AND OTHER FURs.
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFS. FROM rs CENTS
UP.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS. GLOVES AND FUR
wRISTLETTS.
FUR TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS 0vERCoATS
GENTS FUR CAPS. GLOVES. AND MUF-
FLERS.
BOYS SEAL SKIN CAPS FROM 81 TOSS.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMAN
CAPEs
HEAVY CLOTH CAPS FOR GENTS AND
BOYS.
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS, IS, 90 ANDas
SOFT AND STIFF HATS, IN ALL THELAT.
EST STYLES AT 81. $3.50. 81, $3.50. o..
$50, -. AND s:.
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES FROM 60 so
UP.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES,
TREss co.'s CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
1901 Penn. avenue. Cor 18th ct.
Established 1890. n1.am
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Losr-sman white dog. See advertisement.

WITH Our THREE LARGE STORES In full blast we
heieVe that last week We did the largest shoe bus
lneSs that was ever done in the District during
any equal period This week business shall, II pos
xble. eclipse thai Of last week our special drives
ysc City Items viii do IL. Hahn's Reliable shoe
Houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

Mss I. r. HARRISON, 1879 street, IS In New
ofN se'ecting the latest designs and novelties In
importer millinery for her late fall and winter
trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

LADIES FuRs AND WARS
Our stock Of Ladies' Fun and wups n nov Gu.
plete.
sealskin Garments in every share
Plush Wraps IN every shar J.
fnr Trimming In every variety Of fur
Ladies' ana Misses Mufs and Boas. I'll n Nev -
pr1cesL -
wILLETT 4 kUoFF.
matters Hi,o rurr70ru
s~s-om W. foRnsyAvants 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

The French director Of customs has ordered
separate entry In customs returns OF exports or
prised under the heading exports TO other coun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

JCsr RECEIVED, car load OF walnut and antique
Oak Chamber sets TWENTY-FIVE different patterns
10 select from at WASH. Is WILLIAMS,
81 and $40 eth street.
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CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 1thst
SILK AND WOOL CHECK DRESS GOODS DC
BLANKETS immense SIZE extra heavy excellent
quality, reduced TO 81 80
and half wide, Sl25. '
TRENCH SERGES, in all the new and beautiful
shades OF Brown, Blue, Green. Garnet, 1ronze ana
BIack These elegant dress goods are all pure fine
WOOL WIDE double width. cash value 62c., price re-
dlced to 81 &c.
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS, new styles
excellent quality, II yards Io- So.
BLANKETS. slightly soiled. 81. 1925, and $3.50
81. 30, &c. ' go
COLORED and BLACK SILK VELvETS, Toe
ROYAL SERGE, all cOlors, beautiful dress goods
WIDE double fold, II yards for 81,
TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS wide double width
pure wool, real value SOC. reduced TO 81 &c.
Cash Customers, who buy 50 or over in Dry Goods
az cash prices. wi receive pair of handsome Damask
Towels, Knotted Fringe.
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over in Dry Goods
a. cash prices, will receive handsome Bridal Quilt
worth Sl.50. nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

FOR Washington dressed beef go 10 Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls en- 6sS and go Center Market, and .06 and
.te, NOrt bern Liberty. Corn beef q speciality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

We are headquarters for low prieeson Furniture
and carpets; buy one Of our Antique OAK suites al
e. W, III. HOEKE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

TWENTY different styles OF Wardrobe and Cabi-
net Folding Beds In walnut, cherry and antique
oak at lowest prices WASH. Il. WILLIAMS
az and 3Ig 1tA street.
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Aususeneuts Tonight.

NATIoSAL-"The Arabian Nights
ALBAUGHS-Frank Daniels In Little Puck"
HAERfs .-"kit, the Arkansas Traveller"
kERNAS's-IIly Clays Gaiety Troupe.
MASAssAs PANORANA-Day and evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

MINIS HArs AND FURNISHINGS sold by r. c.
Lewis s Son, 1921 New York ave. ana go 9TH ST.
NV are correct IN style, Of good quality and rea-
sOnaole prices. See our display OF gents neckwear